Law enforcement: employment; licensing requirements under the Michigan commission on law enforcement standards act; update. Amends secs. 9, 9a, 9b, 9c, 9d & 11 of 1965 PA 203 (MCL 28.609 et seq.). TIE BAR WITH: SB 334'25, SB 335'25
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Overview
This bill updates the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Act to clarify and standardize licensing requirements for law enforcement officers, tribal law enforcement officers, and fire arson investigators. It outlines procedures for fingerprinting, training, background checks, and license revocation, aiming to ensure consistent standards and accountability within Michigan’s law enforcement community. The bill also addresses specific requirements for sheriffs and tribal officers, including reporting obligations.
Key provisions
- Establishes standardized licensing procedures for law enforcement officers, tribal law enforcement officers, and fire arson investigators.
- Requires fingerprinting for individuals seeking law enforcement licensure.
- Details training requirements that can be met through academy programs or prior experience recognition.
- Outlines comprehensive background investigation requirements, including a written authorization waiver.
- Specifies procedures for license revocation, including grounds for revocation and appeal processes.
- Addresses reporting requirements for law enforcement agencies regarding personnel transactions and disciplinary actions.
- Includes specific provisions for sheriffs regarding oath of office and authority conferred.
- Details requirements for tribal law enforcement officers, including written instruments conferring authority.
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